Skin tags, seborrheic keratosis and benign moles removed quickly with electrocautery or CO2 laser — but only after a physician confirms each lesion is safe to remove. Suspicious moles are biopsied, never burned. At Peace Clinic Mae Sot.
Most raised spots — skin tags on the neck and underarms, age-related seborrheic keratoses, and ordinary benign moles — can be removed in minutes with electrocautery or CO2 laser under local anesthetic, leaving a small crust that heals in 1–2 weeks.
The medical step that matters: a doctor screens every mole first (asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolution). The rare suspicious lesion must be biopsied — burning it would destroy the evidence needed to diagnose skin cancer.
Local anesthetic injection stings briefly; removal itself is painless.
Crusts shed in 7–14 days; redness fades over 1–3 months with sun protection.
Removed lesions rarely recur; deep mole roots occasionally need one touch-up.
Pricing depends on your treatment plan and areas. Message us on LINE for a free doctor assessment and a written quote before any decision.
The doctor screens with the ABCDE criteria and dermoscopy-informed judgment. If anything looks atypical, we advise biopsy first — this protects you.
Expect a small flat mark that fades over months. Picking crusts and sun exposure cause the dark marks people fear — follow the simple aftercare and it heals clean.
Often 5–20+ small lesions per session depending on location. The doctor plans it with your healing in mind.